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Busco escritor de fanfiction que acepte n s f w, peeeero que haya un personaje "shota" los fans de anime y manga entenderán. Debe ser un escrito de 4.000 palabras (un one-shot) sobre una película/saga.

I’m looking for a writer who can craft a complete, short romance set firmly in the present day. The two protagonists have known each other for years as close friends; the story’s emotional hook should spring from that shared history—inside jokes, half-spoken memories, the comfort that makes new feelings all the more unsettling. Keep it concise yet immersive: strong opening scene, steady build of romantic tension, satisfying payoff. I’m open to whichever conflict you feel best suits the plot—miscommunication, an outside complication, or deeper internal doubts—as long as it feels organic and resolves believably by the end. Deliver the finished story in an editable document (Word or Google Doc), fully proof-read and entirely original. Please include a sho...

I’m developing an original work of fiction for children and I need a creative writer who can take the entire writing process in Marathi from concept to polished manuscript. The goal is to produce a story that is engaging, age-appropriate and culturally resonant for young readers who are just beginning to fall in love with books. Here’s what I have in mind: • A lively plot with memorable characters, simple vocabulary and a positive theme. • Dialogues and descriptions that flow naturally in Marathi, avoiding textbook stiffness while keeping the language easy enough for children to read aloud. • Rough length will be discussed once we settle on the storyline, but I’m picturing something that fits comfortably within the standard picture-book range rather ...

I’m developing an original work of fiction for children and I need a creative writer who can take the entire writing process in Marathi from concept to polished manuscript. The goal is to produce a story that is engaging, age-appropriate and culturally resonant for young readers who are just beginning to fall in love with books. Here’s what I have in mind: • A lively plot with memorable characters, simple vocabulary and a positive theme. • Dialogues and descriptions that flow naturally in Marathi, avoiding textbook stiffness while keeping the language easy enough for children to read aloud. • Rough length will be discussed once we settle on the storyline, but I’m picturing something that fits comfortably within the standard picture-book range rather ...

I’m putting together a small collection of romantic, heartfelt pieces that explore the longing for “a new heart” as a symbol of renewal in both life and love. My idea centers on short, lyrical narratives—think intimate poems or concise stories that linger on emotion rather than plot. Here’s what I have in mind: four to six standalone texts (at least two poems and two short stories, 400–800 words each) written in an evocative, first-person style. The language should be rich yet accessible, steering clear of clichés while still feeling timeless and sincere. Every line needs to carry emotional weight; sentimentality is welcome as long as it’s earned. A few practical notes: • Each piece must be completely original and pass a plagiar...

I’m putting together a small collection of romantic, heartfelt pieces that explore the longing for “a new heart” as a symbol of renewal in both life and love. My idea centers on short, lyrical narratives—think intimate poems or concise stories that linger on emotion rather than plot. Here’s what I have in mind: four to six standalone texts (at least two poems and two short stories, 400–800 words each) written in an evocative, first-person style. The language should be rich yet accessible, steering clear of clichés while still feeling timeless and sincere. Every line needs to carry emotional weight; sentimentality is welcome as long as it’s earned. A few practical notes: • Each piece must be completely original and pass a plagiar...

I’m putting together a small collection of romantic, heartfelt pieces that explore the longing for “a new heart” as a symbol of renewal in both life and love. My idea centers on short, lyrical narratives—think intimate poems or concise stories that linger on emotion rather than plot. Here’s what I have in mind: four to six standalone texts (at least two poems and two short stories, 400–800 words each) written in an evocative, first-person style. The language should be rich yet accessible, steering clear of clichés while still feeling timeless and sincere. Every line needs to carry emotional weight; sentimentality is welcome as long as it’s earned. A few practical notes: • Each piece must be completely original and pass a plagiar...